Las Vegas Aces’ star center A’ja Wilson had some shade to throw at the voter who put her in fourth place on the WNBA MVP ballot.

At the Aces’ championship parade Monday, Wilson donned a cheeky shirt that featured the MVP voting results on the back, Emma Hruby of Just Women’s Sports reported.

A'ja Wilson received 17 first-place votes, 25 second-place votes, 17-third place votes and one fourth-place vote. She finished third overall behind the Connecticut Sun’s Alyssa Thomas and Breanna Stewart of the New York Liberty.

 

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“Whoever you are out there that voted me fourth, thank you so much,” Wilson said. “I wanna say I appreciate you because that just means I got a lot more work to do.”

A’ja Wilson’s college coach, Dawn Staley at South Carolina, also took shots at the voter who put Wilson in fourth place, tweeting “To the fourth place voter, your hate is real and on display.”

Aces' head coach Becky Hammon said at the celebration Monday that Wilson's snub was proof that voters didn't do their homework, calling her “the GOATS of the GOATS.”

“I played against all of the GOATs. Oh, I’m gonna put it out there: This gonna be the GOAT of the GOATs. She don’t even know how I’m about to be on that ass, because she’s that good,” Hammon said. “I’m trying to think of a NBA comp, I’m trying to think of a WNBA comp. And there ain’t nobody in the world like A’ja Wilson, who willed us on her back.”

Wilson showed everyone this season why she was named last season’s WNBA MVP. She averaged 22.8 points, 9.5 rebounds and 1.6 assists in the regular season, and has become the fifth WNBA player ever to score 800 points in a season.

Despite finishing behind Stewart for the 2023 WNBA MVP title, it was Wilson who got the last laugh when the Aces defeated the Liberty in this year’s WNBA championship, giving the Aces their second consecutive championship. Wilson was also named the finals MVP.